The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-07-28

Grandma Phillips is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. b. J. F. Hanna, at
Wakeeney.
The action against DIR. &. W.
Stowe was dismissed yesterday after
noon by the prosecuting witness.
w. v. Stewart is to remove his
restaurant from the JOURNAL Block
into the Metropolitan hotel building.
EX-COngressman Hanback, has
been offered $4,000 for his farm near
Osborne for which he paid 5000 in
lSSS.
People begin TO realize now the
mistake that was made when Ken
wood was not made part of Oak
Dale Park.
The largest and handsomest ma
pie tree in town is in the yard Of A.
L. Dodge, corner Iron avenue and
Ninth street.
The county commissioners visited
Gypsum Greek Tuesday and az
cepted the two bridges that hav,
lately been built i'm solomon and
Eureka townships.
We have just issued from the
Journal job Office and bindery the
first annual catalogue Of the Kan
sas Wesleyan University.
Mrs. Kate Ely is having the old
Eberhardt mattress factory building
Averhauled, preparatory to moving
ne Salina steam laundry into it.
Lorie Hamilton returned home
Wednesday, well satisfied with his
sea-breeze shifting. There is no
place like Salina, is there, Loire?
The firm Of Davis, Hageman q
Gay has been dissolved, Mr.. Gay
retiring. The firm will be contiuuec
under the name Of Davis a Hag, o.
man.
Il is probable that the Y. VI. c. a.
will not make any more effort 10 pm
up a building until spring. They
will then erect such structure a.
will be a credit to the-city.
The application Of DR.. G. W. New
man for a druggists permit to sell
liquor was continued this morning
by the probate judge 20 Saturday, AT
the request Of the applicant.
TIE street sprinkler is now one OF
Salinas permanent institutions, and
each morning long before breakfast
3 time the streets are moist and ready
for the business Of the day.
Architect King has employed IN,
services OF Mr.. w. II. Somers, Of
EmpOria-an experienced draughts-
man. He y now in Mr.. Kings Of
ice, md doing good work.
The stone work and brick work
for the new opera house at Herring
ton has been let TO Chapter & Schenk.
Of this city, for $500. So we ar,
Informed by the architect, Mai. Alb
bot.
We accept with pleasure the Her
aids challenge TO compare sui
scriptionlists, devoting the proceeds
- suggested to the benefit of the Y.
NC. A So commence your work al
once.
Mrs. w. r. Woods died this morn
ing, after an illness Of two weeks
The family formerly resided on
Fourth street, but Of late have rent
ed the Joel Day farm-south Of Sa-
tina
Mr.. ]. {. Lowe, Of Pittsburg.
Penn, is visiting Mr.. W. r. Gels, hi,
brother-ln-law. He says Salina IL On,
prettiest city between Pittsburg and
this Poiut, and he speaks intelli-
gently.
3. w. Pike has returned from his
eastern trip. The dynamo for his
electric light plant is now at the de-
pot, and the engine and other fix
tures were shipped on the l4th OF
the month.
George Bone, for many months
past ticket agent at the Mcpherson
branch depot In this city, has been
promoted 10 the position Of freight
agent 81 the main depot. A good
hey and a good promotion.
rwenty-three parties were in O.
sireet car coming up from the depot
yesterday. Manager Pershing beinr
ssked ifhe had such loads often, said
~Every day, and several times D
cay" A pointer for the ABILENE
ear company.
gudge Prescott will visit a reunion,
g his regiment the 18th New
Hsmpshire,) 10 take place on IA,
held Of Gettysburg in September. al
which time-tie regiment will erect q
monument TIE reunion will in
elade an excursion to Chancellor
VILE, fredericksburg and other ole
bEt1ielields. such . reunion as thai
b surely worth attending.
r. A. Levitt, Esq, returned from
Washington d. C., last SATURDAY..
ne was 50 absorbed In business
while there that be did not TAXI,
no. tine!ssl sightseeing. The
Wse Nes lSifidly hos. He met
49, q me EIansas colony. Capt.
haE 80 - the eity-protestinr
a2 NnEEnuval q the Wakeen-
g se-dsacesAsalr. Levitt thinks the
EsmeVal Fin not isSs place.